Massachusetts Dog-Friendly Beach Guide
Does your dog like to swim? Or feel the
sand under their paws? Here are the cities in Massachusetts that have pet-friendly
beaches. Since most U.S. and Canadian Beaches do not allow dogs it can be hard
to find beaches that allow dogs. Some are off-leash, most require leashes. Some
have seasonal or time of day restrictions for dogs. Enjoy the beach with your
dog.
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US and Canada Beach Guide
Dog-Friendly Beach Cities
Boston
Boston Area
Manchester
Cape Cod
Barnstable
Chatham
Dennis
Falmouth
Harwich
Orleans
Provincetown
Sandwich
Truro
Wellfleet
West Barnstable
Duxbury
Marshfield
Marthas Vineyard
Edgartown
Oak Bluffs
Nantucket
Plymouth
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Beach Etiquette for Dogs
- Always keep your dog leashed when there is a leash law
- Always clean up after your dog by using a poop bag or pooper scooper
- Do not let your dog visit with other beach-goers or dogs, unless welcomed
- If using an official off-leash area, your dog needs to be well-behaved and must listen to your verbal commands.
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Hyannis Port, Cape Cod, MA
800-637-1649
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Bed and Breakfast Inn in the center of Cape Cod. A great place to call home while on the Cape for you and your dog.
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Provincetown, Cape Cod
508-487-5665
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Open seasonally from April through October, Surfside Hotel & Suites in Provincetown, Massachusetts welcomes guests and pets with recently redecorated guestrooms, superb hospitality, and a fine array of amenities.
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